> I haven't confirmed or validated any of that information > acting within the law Those two things seem incongruous. > And now it's coming back. Of course t

> I haven't confirmed or validated any of that information > acting within the law Those two things seem incongruous. > And now it's coming back. Of course the powers that be are pushing back, with a new arsenal of ammo - doxxing, labeling discussion and , putting those who express dissenting opinions on blacklists, labeling people extremists. > Now, I'm going to shoot myself in the foot with an example of all of the above, including the push back, which you, the audience will provide. Stating upfront that responses from the audience are considered 'push back' rather than genuine responses seems like an odd choice for someone extolling the virtues of a "true marketplace of ideas". Perhaps it could even be considered trying to preemptively label responses as 'opinion as "misinformation"'.